Author: Solidarity for Human Rights

Genre: Sociology

Publisher: Chulsoo and Younghee

Page: 240

 Why Human Exert Violence is a sociology book edited by Solidarity for Human Rights that was published on May 8th.This book contains a topic about discrimination and prejudice in Korean society. This book handles the situations of Korean society according to minorities, constitution, and peace to generate an equal society in that people can co-exist without discrimination and bias.

 The book request audience to change their mind and behavior, and it makes the audience consider discrimination and prejudice by providing deep questions about “What are human rights and labor rights that country presents?”, “Is discrimination an instinct?”. In particular, this book refers to the various forms of discrimination and prejudice inherent in our society that the public does not recognize and makes readers aware of the discrimination and prejudice that they did not know. In addition, by providing support for multicultural education, not assimilation education, it seeks a way to live peacefully with people from various cultural backgrounds.

 Through considering diverse forms of discrimination and prejudice, readers are provided an opportunity to reflect on their mistakes and the indifference that they may not have recognized until now. This process may make the reader agonize and implement individual and societal changes and developments to make a better world. This book helps to develop the power to perceive prejudices and discriminations that occur in society and suggests a direction to reduce these mistakes as a member of society in the future